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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1967

Page

6

Samuels Descent Tale Traces DeSoto Route Through Arkansas

Long account told by Samuels descendant Uncle Bob flows from DeSoto's expedition to Hot Springs and Arkansas Post to Gaines Landing and Mexico. It weaves a Cherokee-like memory with names, trails, and a mutinous mine find, while noting Trammell’s separate path from Gaines Landing to Texas.

Charlean Mose Willams DeSoto Mexico Arkansas Hot Springs Uncle Bob" Samuels Washington de Soto Uncle Bob Negry Robert G. Ramuela Bob Spain America Rid Tampa Fila Mississippi River Wehatle Gaines’ Landing Arkansas Post Chihuahua Mollieg Springs Uachita River Old Rt Arkadelfila Little Missouri River Wallaceburg Little Uri Indian Mounds Columbus Baird's Lake Little River Ward's Ferry Red River White Oak Shoals Index Migsiasippi Madrid Dillo Cuba Pensecula Fla Gaines Mississippi Gaines Landing John Murrell Outlaw Fame Nick Trammell Murrell Band of Outlaws Elf Texas Murrel Tramwall Waco Bowie Ty McKinnsy Bayou Grother Nick Tremins David Block Block Dick Jett Nick Trammel Maury Sadberry Guadeloupe Bob Sarmuela Maurree Camden Servsa Louisiana Old Fort Jessup Dooley's Ferry

Rocky Mound 05 Class Pictured in 1895 Photograph

Fred Mouser of Hope presents a damaged photograph of the Rocky Mound 05 class student body from 1895. Miss Genie Levins taught in 1885. Identified pupils include Charley Ragsdale, Alexandra Cook, Julian Cook, Stella Tidwell, Daisy Bumpurs, Wade Cook, Maudie Duke, Gracie Wiggins, Celie Hooper, and many others across four rows.

Fred Mouser West Avenue E. Hope Rocky Mouri Genie Levins Rocky Mound Charley Ragsdale Woorlard Wiggins Alexandra Cook Alfred Boyett Leana Hooper Low Malone Johnnie Crane George Bump Willie Prescott Lillie Bardwell Armour Ragsdale Ola Bumpurs Lewis Tidwell Myrtie Prescott Maudie Duke Bell Hooper Gracie Wiggins Marie Duke Johnnie Prescott Zepha Ragsdale Pleas Hooper Georgie Hooper Flora England Bethel Hall Floriie Palmer Granville Wooten Celie Hooper

Hempstead County’s Early Formation in Missouri Territory

Fay Hempstead recounts Hempstead County as the oldest in the state, noting its 1818 creation by Missouri Territory legislature alongside Pulaski and Clark. The territory governed its judiciary with appointed judges, a clerk, sheriff, and justices of the peace under territorial law.

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Girl's Address to Confederate Guard

A young speaker praises Confederate soldiers, urging swift enlistment to defend homes and Southern honor as Missouri endures invasion and insults. The address frames the fight as chivalric duty, not gain, and calls on noble brothers to heed the cry of arms and support the border crusade.

Caplan Rowles Confederate Guide Aoinger Armel Missouri Peter the Hermit Southey Berl River Geome McCollough

Famous Hempstead Rifles in Civil War Era Valor

A long rustic ode recalls Hempstead County units in the Civil War, led by Hempstead Rifles and neighboring companies. It details flags, officers, battles at Oak Hills Missouri Elk Horn and Richmond, and lists lineage of the Fourth Arkansas Regiment with muster rolls and biographical sketches.

Hempstead Rifles Southland Hempstead County Washington Hempstend Hempstead Oak Hills Missouri Montcalm Simms Billie Worsham John Carrigary Tom Simms Fourth Arkanes Regiment Rufus Kmin Crntpanel LaFayette Tame Joseph C Tyee Cambor Coopainy Dela Rowles James Ft Black Nyander McNedk Warkington A. Brier Wile Wang Wachineton Tegtenant-catonek W. A. Gimeage McNair Salem Miss Fourth Arkansas Regiment Fourth Arkansas Elk Horn Richmond Murfreesboro James W Ellis Shelbyville Tennessee

Catholic History of Southwest Arkansas Church Growth

The text traces early Spanish and French exploration in Arkansas, the founding of Arkansas Post, and the development of Catholic missions across Southwest Arkansas from Rocky Comfort to Hope. It notes Holy Cross at Rocky Comfort, DeQueen, Stamps, Prescott, Texarkana, and Foreman, the formation of the Diocese of Little Rock, and the revival of Catholic life under bishops and priests, including the 1920s unification of DeQueen territory and Hope mission, leading to the 1999 baptism and growth of the Catholic community in eleven counties.

Hernando de Soto Atlantic Florida Memphis Mississippi River Arkansas Helena Luther Germany Henry VIII England Jamestown Plymouth Roger Williams Rhode Island John Wesley Arkansag LaSalle Tanti Father Marquette Mississippi Illinois Arkansas River Arkansas Post Arkanses Arkansas Territory State Holy Father of Rome Diocese of Little Rock Andrew Byrne New York City Ireland Rocky Comfort Foreman Little River County Walnut Hill Southwest DeQueen Texarkana Hope Stamps Bishop Byrne Joseph Taaffe Holy Cross Foreaman DeQueen DeQueen A. Gallagher Mena St. Bergara Jos. M. Hoeflinger Morris Thomas Prendegast Edward J. McCormick Louisiana and Arkansas Matthew Saettle Camden Hev. J. J. McGrath St. Mark's Church Columbus Washington Fulton Nettie Hill Edward Fitzgerald Pat Donnely Texarkans Texas Hot Springs Hempstead Nevada Clark Episcopal Congrégation St. Augustine City Hall Matthew Settle East Third Street South Walker and Spruce City of Hope Patrick J. Higgins Priton Our Lady of Good Hope John B. Morris Imis Hex J J. McGrath Thos. J. Martin Father Martin Helens George F. X. Strassner Little Rock College Father Strassner Hope Mizsion Magnolia Pennance Dorado

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